Bayelsa: APC’s Miscarriage of Lyon’s mandate
Not only will the nullification by the Supreme Court of the election of David Lyon and Biobarakuma Degi-Eremienyo – less than 24 hours to their inauguration as next governor and deputy governor of Bayelsa State through the judgment of a five member panel of justices presided over by Justice Mary Peter-Odili, remain one of the most dramatic features of the Nigerian political firmament for some time to come. It should also not have come as a surprise at least to the victims and their supporters.
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